NEWS FROM THE FIELD

Looking forward to the coming year, there is so much we’re excited about. From friends and colleagues to up and comers, everyone in the migration and urbanisation space is driving the conversation forward — forging new paths and exploring new ideas.   As ever,...

2023. It’s been a long year and we’ve been busy. From the fourth learning exchange for the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) in Koboko Uganda to the Venice Biennale, we at Frame45 have continued to challenge conventional approaches to policy,...

“Ecosystem mapping is not just a research exercise, it is also a strategic intervention”. Over the last year, Frame45, together with partners at Wits University’s African Centre for Migration and Society, Public Interest Practice, and civil society actors, designed a...

World Cities Day This October, together with stakeholders across the world, we’re thinking about the role cities play in the building of resilient, sustainable futures. In particular, UN Habitat invites us to consider how cities figure in the recovery from crises – be...

A note on terminology: the governments of the UK and Rwanda both elide the distinction between migrant and refugee in order to devalue all migrating parties. There is an argument to be made that all refugees and asylum seekers are migrants and that the distinction...